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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10559, 15 February 1912, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. (FORESTERS' HALL.) HOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURE! AND T.-P. ORCHESTRA. . (Under the Conductor&hip of Mr R*»-TO-NICHTI J°""\ C^ TI THE PAGEANTRY OF WAR! THE SEIGE OF CALAIS. THE SEICE OF CALAIS. ■Two" Thousand' Dive Hundred Men and Horses appear in the various scenes. A whole Armv Mounted Knghts and Foot Soldiers, mail-clad and stalwart; above tliom rises a forest ot spears and halberds, with the floating pennants, upon which the sun shines. The English and French have met m battle before the wall? of Calais. Shields strike agnist shields, horses plunge and rear madly, and -£he eye sees nothing but men in shining helmets- and viziers surging forward m the stemless tide of battle. THE SEIGE OF CALAIS. THE SEIGE OF CALAIS. Supported by these Gems:—A Christmas Carol (an. Edison adaptation of Dickens' popular story), The Yoyawer (a Selig Drama), Indian Blood" The Show Girl (Vitagraph Story of tlie Stage), Wonderful Eye, Invasion of. Tripoli, Hundred Dollar Bill (Vitagraph Comedy), Wye Valley, Gaumont Graphic, The Dog Trainer, Jane and Her Furniture, ( Sheriff's Daughter. MATINEE on Saturday Afternoon. | 10WN HALL, MASTERTON. A LITERARY TREAT. i FRITCH AND HASTINGS. FRITCH AND HASTINGS. FRITCH AND HASTINGS. FRITCH AND HASTINCS. j WILSON FtRiITOH, the "Great American Literary Artist, and MISS HASTINGS, the 'famous Elocutionist, _in (their refined entertainment, in which will be portrayed "Hamlet," (Shakes-' p«are), "What Men Live By" (Tolstoi), "The Blue Bird" • Materlinck), etc. etc* Do not miss These Literary Gems', j j i The programme on WEDNESDAY] OTGHTT TriTl be "SUNNY HEIGHTS" J —-Pavourittes, old and new. j THURSDAY NIGHT— "HAMLET." POPULAR PRICES- 3s, 2s, Is. j Box Plan at Dresden. j J. FERD. BERENDSEN, | Business Manager. I iOWN HALL, MASTERTON. 'Under the Direction of Miss Marie Baines. ONE NIGHT ONLY, SATURDAY, 17 h FEBRUARY. Laughter Laughter Laughter Laughter Laughter Laughter Laughter Laughter Laughter Laughter Laughter Laughter Laughter Laughter Laughter Laughter Laughter T-nughter MISS MARIE BAINES, and her , I ENGLISH COMEDY CO.| will introduce the 2-Act f Comedy, with Music ■•MISS LANCASHIRE," LIMITED." A Tornado of Laughter will hit Master ton. .Fun, Mirth, Laughter and Frolic, Merriment, Liveliness,'. Festivity. Music London Made. New Faces, New Features, -New Songs, . If vou .don't want -to Laugh, stay away from this irresistible frivolity. PRICES—3s, 2s, and Is. No Early Doors.

OPUARANCA SPORTS QLUB. ANNUAL GATHERING To'"be held on EASTER MONDAY, 17th APRIL, i9i i. 7A PBIKB MONEY. nffA (J {PRIZE MONEY, c HIGHLAND EVENTS. PROFESSIONAL (RUNNING ' rcvwrs. HORSE COMPETITIONS, And a-Varied and Interesting Programme and Liberal Prize Money. BRASS BAND IN ATTENDANCE. G. ALLEN, Hon. Sec, Kopuaranga. ESTATE OF JOHN GiREENBA-NK (Deceased), Hqtelkeeper, Carswells, near Masterton.

lENDERS close with the undersigned on MONDAY, 26th February, 1912, at 2 p.m., for the Goodwill of the lease of the Bkirlogie Junction Hotel, together with 101 4cres 2 Boods of land, lerais and Conditions of Tender and further particulars can he seen at the Offices oi the Public Trustee, Wellington,, and W. U. OHENNII'IIXS, Agent Pu'hlic Trustee, Masterton. Master ton, 10th February, 1912.